Very chill atmosphere, ESPN on, I've been going to Jeff for 2 years & does quality work on my hair…read more& beard. I highly recommend. Building community with sporting events is a nice touch & a first in my experience with barber shops.

Everthing good but the cost. Not a traidional old time shop. Example, in the old time tradiional…read moreshops shaving your neck was part of the package, not here apparently. Very good haircut but $50 for a senior/vet/desabled. NO!! Other shops are available, just need to get on a list.

I've been coming here for years and they are awesome. I've gotten long haircuts and coloring done…read morehere and I've always left feeling and looking good! I love that they are dog friendly. Everyone is easy to talk to and the space is nice and clean.

Awesome and kind service! 100% recommend, especially Heather! Been going for years and it's always…read morea great experience.

I had tried cutting my own hair, bad idea so I needed a salon near me on a Friday late afternoon. I…read morecalled Platinum and I could get in right away. They were super friendly and Tony did a great job and fixed my mistake. They can cut anyone's hair and do a good job.

Best cut I've had in west seattle! Fair pricing and cool atmosphere, you can't book more than a…read moreweek out so you need to call to make your appointment asap!

Stop reading reviews- you've found your barbershop!…read more This is such an amazing place - it's part of the old Rainier Brewery building. Super friendly staff, great cuts, and such a cool space. A total gem. Everyone is wearing masks and taking appropriate precautions too.

Before I review this barbershop, I need to explain a few things about the chain of events that led…read moreme here, because without that context the haircut would make absolutely no sense. This all started more summers ago than my substance addled brain can recall when I accidentally befriended a raccoon behind a liquor store one messy night. Not just any raccoon. A raccoon that had clearly consumed a concerning amount of bourbon. I discovered him at roughly 2:30 AM sitting inside a tipped-over recycling bin, clutching a half-empty bottle of Wild Turkey like a recently divorced uncle. His eyes were glassy. His fur looked like he had fought a lawn mower and won. When I approached, he stood up on his hind legs, stared directly at me, and burped with the authority of a dock worker who has been drinking since noon. I named him Captain Randolph, obviously. Now, Captain Randolph and I developed a bit of an understanding. Mostly that if I left him alone, he wouldn't scream at me like a Victorian ghost. Unfortunately this peaceful relationship ended when a beam of green light descended from the sky and abducted both of us. Yes. Aliens. Understand that these were not your typical little grey run-of-the-mill butt probing aliens. These were intergalactic pirates. Their spaceship looked like someone had built a galleon out of an enormous chrome dildo (with sails for some reason). The captain had six arms, an eyepatch, and a beard made entirely of glowing tentacles (which were suspiciously penis-y at the tips). They informed me (telepathically) that they had been scanning Earth for "rare biological anomalies." Apparently the anomaly they detected was the drunk raccoon screaming slurs at a streetlight. Captain Randolph was promoted to "Honorary Navigator." I was labeled "Hair Situation: Catastrophic." Over the next several weeks, because time is weird in space, we traveled through parts of the galaxy that can only be described as aggressively stupid. We raided a moon made entirely of cheese. We got into a laser sword fight with a group of sentient sea cucumbers. Captain Randolph stole a small cannon and attempted to duel a vending machine. At one point we stopped at an asteroid bar where pirates from twelve galaxies were arguing about which planet invented barbecue. A lizard the size of a Honda Civic tried to braid my hair and stopped halfway through after whispering, "Gurrrrrrl... this is beyond help." Eventually the alien pirate captain pulled me aside and said something I'll never forget: "Human... your hair carries the chaotic energy of Captain Randolph the Honorary Navigator's liver function." Which honestly felt fair. Twasnt cute. The crew debated what to do about it. One alien suggested shaving my head with a plasma saw. Another suggested launching me into a wormhole and hoping the gravitational shear solved the problem. But Captain Randolph the bourbon raccoon (now wearing a tiny pirate hat) stood up on a barrel and screamed what I can only assume was raccoon for: "THIS MAN NEEDS A BARBER OR I QUIT HENCEFORTH *hiccup* FORTHWITH." The pirates consulted their galactic navigation charts and discovered a small glowing dot on Earth labeled: "Old Habits Barbershop" They immediately returned us to Earth because apparently the universe respects a clean haircut and Captain Randolph needed to go to rehab. Which brings us to my experience. I walked into this barbershop with the hair equivalent of a hurricane that had been through three divorces and a botched facelift. The barber Trent looked at it. Paused. Nodded. Sixty minutes later I walked out with a skin fade so clean and tight, you might've mistaken my scalp for the enormous intergalactic penis shaped chrome pirate ship. Captain Randolph, who now lives somewhere near the dumpsters behind the Taco Bell off Denny Way, looked up at me, squinted approvingly, and passed out in a puddle of what I strongly suspect was his own urine. Anyway. Great shop. Great people. Incredible haircuts. Five stars.

Well decided to try a new place for a haircut. And let me tell you this place is amazing. The wait…read morewas not long for my haircut and they have done an amazing job. The quality for the price of the haircut is unmatched. It is definitely very bright in there with all the lights. But it is kind of like the old style barbershops where you walk in, wait in Que and when the next available stylist is open you go to them. All stylist here have such great knowledge with hair. Will for sure be back!

Great service. Short wait. Cute little birds singing by the front door (might want to move them…read morefurther back before winter sets in). Am very satisfied with my cut, and that price was equal to the service provided. Appreciate the the owners down to earth, laid back personality. The fact that it's open on the weekend, and it's only 5 minutes away from where I live is a bonus. Will be returning often.

These guys are awesome! Very quick, kind and efficient…read more I've been coming to Classic barber shop for years now. This second location is just as good. I'll drive out of my way to just come here cause I know it'll be what I want. No complaints here. Great job guys!

Back again really cause I needed a cut. Absolutely different person. 3 barbers arguing who's gonna…read moretake me. They couldn't wait to get rid of me, not "their" full service for the 30.00 mid hair cut. Being asked where I'm from and defending myself I'll shave all my hair off before I ever come back her . Vibe sucks.

Friendly barbers that do quality work, my kids like going here and sit better as well. We come here…read moreevery 3-4 weeks.

Always satisfied with my cuts here--check out that skin fade for such a good value! The barbers are…read morepleasant and the environment is relaxed. I appreciate that the place has comfortable waiting seats as well. However, if you come in the late afternoon, you should probably expect to wait around 1-1.5 hours for the cut. That being said, the parking lot always has parking and you could choose to chill in your car until they call you.

Nice little spot for a haircut. I took my son here and Abe did very well with him. He knew how to…read moretalk to my son to keep him calm and made sure he didn't move. Although Abe doesn't do kid's haircuts anymore, he accommodated me just this once. Haircut turned out really nice! My son has only gotten two haircuts before and this was by far the best experience and the hair style turned out great!

Short review: to my surprise, prices changed from $30 something cash with tip to $78 for a low skin…read morefade with hard part. If that doesn't hurt your bank account, he is a great barber and I recommend him to anyone. The longer review: First off I want to say that abe is a great person and wonderful barber. I've only been there twice and he already remembered me. What's really cool about him is that when you sit down and before you even say or show anything to him he knows exactly what kind of cut you want/get. Even though im relatively new to seattle i can tell by what I heard from him and others that he has deep roots in the city and been in the barber industry for decades. His place has lots of character too and thats what drew me to him, in addition to old pricing structure. Heres my criticism. The first time i went i paid about 30 something cash with tip. Now comong from where im coming from thats still quite expensive but i happily obliged as the previous place in downtown charged me $50. Now he has completed changed his prices and was charging $78 for a low skin fade with a hard part. I was absolutely shocked. I've never in my life paid that much for a haircut and I had no clue about his price changes because he has no website. I had only brought $40 cash and he was cool about that since I didn't know. It goes without saying that I will not be getting my haircut here ever again....or pretty much anywhere in seattle as it seems there no where you can get an affordable fade. Heres the thing about gripe. I get where hes coming from. I know skin fades take time and work. Its also very clear the guy had paid his dues and given way more back to the comminity than he has received. At the end of the day though I am a consumer and this type of prices are just not realistic. It sad becaude I would love to keep going here. If you can and willing to pay this much I actually do recommend him. He is a great barber and you won't enter another shop like his. Unfortunately for me I will have to go out of state for haircuts or cut my own!